Edifice

Edifice, the upscale brand of Casio, has introduced a new range of timepieces within the Edifice Black Label collection - the Black X Rose Gold Series. The Black X Rose Gold Series, as the name suggests consists of timepieces with black metal cases and rose gold accents.

Three models have been introduced: the EQWM1100CG-1, EQS500CG-1A and EFR516PG-1AV. Each model is 100 meters water-resistant, is fitted on a soft resin strap and features a world time and chronograph function.

"We are excited to unveil the Black X Rose Gold Series which builds on the rich feature set and unique design the EDIFICE Collection is known for," said Shigenori Itoh, Chairman and CEO of Casio America, Inc.

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Introduced at Baselworld, this is Edifice's flagships timepiece. Presented in a black IP steel case, it features a solar powered atomically calibrated quartz movement. Functions include chronograph, alarm and more. Read full article here.

This is the new Edifice Black Label Multi-Band Atomic Solar timepiece. Available in a 45 mm by 14 mm black IP plated stainless steel case. Japanese solar powered quartz movement with 6-band atomic timekeeping (auto calibration up to 6 times per day, +/- 15 seconds per month accuracy without signal calibration). Black/grey dial with luminous hands and markers. Mineral crystal, solid case back. Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, auto-calendar, 12/24 display, 29 city + UTC world time, 1/100th second stopwatch, alarm, 60-minute countdown timer and battery level indicator. Screw-in Black IP stainless steel bracelet with "Edifice" engraved folding clasp. Water-resistance is 100 meters.

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This is the soon to be released Edifice EQW-T720DC features a solar powered quartz movement, black IP plated steel case, chronograph and 6-band atomic timekeeping. It will retail for $580 beginning July 2012. Full review coming soon.

Read more about Edifice's flagship timepiece here.

Edifice recently introduced a new version of their flagship multi-band atomic timepiece. The Edifice Atomic Worldtimer features Casio's best quartz movement technology, packaged in a premium black IP steel case. Above all, this is one of the most precise, easy to set and maintenance free timepieces on the market.

The key features that distinguish this timepiece from a typical quartz: solar light powered movement and multi-band atomic timekeeping with automatic home time switching. "In addition to switching between World Time zones with the crown, the watch can also automatically switch between standard time and daylight saving time, eliminating the trouble of manual resetting."

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The black IP stainless steel version of the Edifice timepiece I talked about last week, has just arrived to be reviewed. This is the version that will be on sale in the US beginning July 2012, for a retail of $750.

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